resolved
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- resolvedly adverb
- resolvedness noun
- unresolved adjective
- well-resolved adjective
Etymology
Origin of resolved
Example Sentences
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"We have resolved this issue, and are refilling the pipes slowly and carefully. We expect supplies to return later today."
From BBC
How that catch-22 can be resolved is perhaps the biggest test of all.
From BBC
"It was important this matter was resolved in a balanced, calm, fair, measured and respectful manner."
From BBC
"In most cases, however, thoughtful wind farm site selection, planning, and other mitigations have resolved conflicts and allow wind power projects to coexist effectively with radar missions," the agency adds.
From Barron's
An email from a Verizon spokeswoman said, “The outage has been resolved.”
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